CAMPAIGN OF 6000 UNÜER WAY
refused to reopen the mln«' for further
development
Many Pacific promoters from time
to time has® sought Mrs. Green in
N'W York to purchase th«> mine, but
she invariably turned down offers of
$2,000,000, th® amount her husband
pai«i Hayward for the property, She
demanded $2,600,000 for the mine
just as it stood.
Colonel Green, who lg in San Fran-
cisco, is going to visit the mine and
probably will order work to start at
once to clear the ruins, preparatory to
revlvlfyiny the property.
INWALL LEAVES, DE LAP GETS PUCE FAMOUS EQUINE ISSUE ti UM UP
EXTRA CLERKSHIP IX UM'AI.
UosiNtl I It I FILLED BY SOX OF
COI NIX CLERK XXIIFN EXTRA
MAN GOES
BOOSTS KLAMAFH COUNTRY STRONG
SACRAMENTO. Feb. 2. It cost
$20,500,000 to run th«« xcliools of Cal
Ifornia In 1911, and $11,300,000 of
this sum went to b'lieheix In xnlnil«"i.
««cording to n little pamphlet just
««'tit to press by Huperlnti'ndent o f
Public Instructions Edward Hyatt.
There are I oooo teacher« lu th«
elementary schools. 2,<>00 In the sec
ondary schools, and 250 In the kinder-
gnrtens. Total enrollment of th«’
schools Is 335.000 pupils in the «>le
mon t ary schools mid 45,000 students
In the secondary grades Th«« lowest
salary for teachers $400 a year
Thirty-two cities of the state now
have schools m'parate from the state
Henry Inwall, who was for a time
In circuit court Monday mor ii Ing
II S Newton, a »"11 known ranch
The Klamath Falls Commercial
an extra clerk in the Klamath Falls was begun th«« drawing of a jury In
I In th«' Klamath region, who ling a
Club is detemrined to be a leadiug
post office, has left the city to accept the cast« of the First National bank
pluce out the Morrill road toward
factor in the upbuilding of this city
a place In the railway mall service, f Kennewick vs. Joshua Swindler and
I .«»st River, Ims written a loiter to
and county. It has launched a cam
and th«- permanent clerkship allow'd wife, begun for the purpose of obtain
Captain O. C. Applegat® which goes Io
paign for municipal improvements,
the local ottlc«« by the postoffice de- Ing judgment on a chattel mortgage
show thut the Klamath liusln Is u
chief among which is the opening of
partiueut has been tilled by Lloyd De which was given by th«- Swindlers to
pretty goo«l place
Mr. Newton has
Second street to the city limits. It is
l.ap, son of County Clerk (¿hurles R. th«« bank There Is a balance of $70 1
h«
’
eu
sojourning
In
Texas for some
now engaged in getting track of good,
'll Xis OFF IN LOI RT" DOES
De Lap.
on th«« mortgage, ami som«« interest
(line with Mrs. Now ton, whose health
pure seed grain for th«' farmers of the
NOT APPLY IN ALL CAGES
Young De Lap took th«' civil service nnd costs are asked also.
has not lus-n good, ami fur will"«« ben
Klamath« Basin. It is working with
examination when It was held In tills
«■lit the trip was made
Here’s th«
Th«> jury as picked constated of
its full organization to get the rivers
LOS ANGELES Feb. 5.—“Can t city some weeks ago. and met th«« offi Georg,’ Shell, S. S. Hill, C. W, Mill' I.
letter:
and lakes of the Klamath country
wear that hat in court,” said Bailiff cial requirements.
"Gainesville, Tex . Jan. 29, 1912
Charles Burgdorf. J. U. Kdsitll A. D
stocked with food and game fish.
I I XIlED PREXI X I f RE III Itl XL;
Gates to a person under a Fedora.
Captuln
o. C Applegate K lumai li
Adison.
Jo««
Taylor,
A.
B,
Brown,
J.
The opening of Second str«>et Is
"Why not?" asked Miss M. L. Lem
LEFT I XIQl E DIRECTIONS
Fulls, OlVgoii:
A. Stewart, O. S. Campbell, A F
looked upon by the club as one of the
/
----------
on. a business woman.
"D ar Captnln Since I saw you
Gale. Ben Abdoos,
Th«» last four
most important things to be accom
G
'es
apologised.
"Didn't
notic«'
LONDON,
Feb.
2
Fear
of
prema last I hav«« sm quite a scope of conn
men wer«< accepte«! from a special ve
plished for the good of the city. The '
the skirts." he explained.
turu burial was responsible for the try. Including portions of Cullfornl«,
NEW YORK, Feb. 5. Announce fir.’ of tlv«' men. th«> fifth being E. C.
fund is growing rapidly. It now looks
curious instructions left In tils will be New Mexico, Arizona and Texas. I
ment is mad«> by th<> United Press of Lyons. Langell Valley residents, sum
nr if the $10,000, the estimated
Don't forget to notify your Eastern the resignation, as chairman of the moned by Sheriff XVIIIinm B Barnes Thomas Douglas Murray, a wealthy see people in all Ibex«' stales that are
amount n«?cessary, will soon be sub
friends
that this spring and summer board <jf directors of Hamilton B. under orders from the court, when land owner of Buckinghamshire, who contented, but th re are n great man’
scribed. The county court has prom
«tied recently at the ago of TO.
»ho «nut to «hang«’ their place* of
Is
to
be
the time to get out to the Clark of San Diego, Calif., and of the he regular panel wax exhausted.
ised to extend the road from the city
The testator directed that on his residence, but they haven't siitth lent
Klamath
Basin
cheap,
either
to
in
«'lection as his successor of Roy W.
limits to the farming bell beyond.
'apparent «!< ith" Ills body should be Informutloti about th«' country to war
This road, when completed, will open spect or to stay. If you don't under Howard of New Y’ork.
kept In a w«»ll warmed b«-«l for thirty ritnt their euming to Klamath
stand
why,
write
to
the
Herald.
a direct route to th«' farming belt be-,
Clark, who was one of th«' principal
six hours, th«n placed In a coffin In
When folks can come from Chicago
I get Inqulrl's on every hand In
tween Klamath Falls and Midland.
factors in the organization of th«»
a
warm room nnd watch'd for four rogartl to th«’ climate, what wo cun
to Klamath Falls for less than $40.
SALT
LAKE,
F«
b.
2
Jack
Curl
■»
United
Press,
ami
who
has
been
the
Probably the most important thing
days and nights
A bell was to be raise, our market conditions, etc. I
and from other points at proportlon-
h«ad of th«« organization sine«' its for has started to San Francisco to confei fastened to his w rist so thnt he could
to be undertaken by the Commercial I
• ate rates, there's no good reason for
could have haiid<’<t out doK’M of pain
mation in 1907. retires according to with officers of the Western Pivelli«’ uttruct attention If ha recovered.
Club is the getting of pure seed for
their staying at home.
phli’ts descrlptiv«’ of th® country, such
railroad,
The Johnson-Fly nn tight site
his original plans and proposes to de
the farmers. Numerous communica
aa thou«« I • ii«-«| by the Chamb r of
has
not
yet
b«s*n
selected.
It
will
vot«' his entire time to his Pacific
tions hav«» been addressed to agricul- ‘
*
Commerce and the Klamath Develop
•robably be along the W< stern Pacific
coast newspaper properties.
turn! colleges and grain experts of the
tnent con puny, but I «lid not have
Pacific Northwest. It is hoped that .
Howard, who has been the first vice
them, if I had had a supply of such
S»holar<
Fai4t
Interest
Stir
the correspondence to follow will re-
president and g> neral news munager
llterutur«« I b«dieve It would hav«« r«*
Secretary Caleb T. Oliver of t‘i’;
suit in getting pure seed grain espe- * ' AN<,I.LISI N<»\X I IU-. X< HING IN of the association, wil continue in act
turn <1 u great reward to our town of
daily adapted to this country. Th««
SPEt 1AI. SI.RIES <>I REX IX XL ive charge of the news department. Chamb’ r of Commerce, Count» Super ■
Klamath Falls
club has also written to Harvey E
MEETINGS XI <«RA< E 4 1111« II With C. D. Lee, president of the cotn- intendent J. G. Swan, City SuperIn- *
t« ad< «it Rosel) H. Dunbar. Principal!
"I was surprla«'d when I got to my
Lounsburv, general freight ag-nt of
St < 4 ESSII L
pany. In general charge of th«1 busi-
native bom«', where I spent my early
W. E. Faught of the Klamath County
the Southern Pacific, enlisting his aid
ness end.
Ax th«« clri-ult court calendar xtnndi Ilf«', to see the country so badly worn
High School, and other educators will
Tile fiirst week of the Grace church
in finding a suitable supply of seed
hold a confab at lunch tomorrow over now • .’is««« are xlnt«'<4 for trlul after the «mt nnd the climate so changeable
grain, and in getting cheap transpor- revival meetings has closed very sat-
(■OLD MILLION IX STREET,
the qu«'stlon of Inducements for spe First National banl? of Kennewick vs. Not until th«’® <tl«l I ri-allt th«- tru«-
, isfactorily to those« who have be«'n
tation rates.
BUT PASSERSBY' KN'OXX IT XI »T cial efforts at better farm education, Swindler, ttx follows:
meaning of th® Golden Wi st To see
connected
with
their
management.
Not only has the club taken up the
Kent vs. Ady which has been HVt the surroundings of the people her««
it Is desired to get the pupils inter
The
Sunday
meetings
were
well
at
matter of getting pure seed grain, but
down for February ; State vs. Shidler, ami then to think of our Kiamath
SACRAMENTO. Calif Feb. 5
A ested In tilling th«' soil.
it is also working towards the secur tended and Mr. Van Marter preached
which had been set for February 3; country it se«’m»d truly u far-off par
procession
of
closed
express
wagons
ing of different varieties of potato®« several spneldid discourses. The ser
February 15. Stat«« vs. Nobel Fauldcr; adise.
FEAR
MEXICA
SITI
X
I
ION
IN
filing
from
th«»
California
National
grown in countries with climatic con mon last night upon the subject of
"When I tell these people what .a
HOME XX XR DEPARTMI X I Fi-liruary 16, State vt«. Jam«« Hugh«'»,
ditions similar to those of this sec Nuts for Skeptics to Crack," is spok bank to the state capitol attracted no
three
Indictments;
F««bruar>
16.
stat««
country
we have they will say 'That'«
WASHINGTON. D <’., Feb. 2 -
tion. It will be the aim of the club en of as an extraordinary discourse, attention the other day, but the wag
vs. Banquet McMahon, three indict too good to be true,' ami some «ay, ’If
Th««
war
department
Is
apprehensive
ons
contained
$1,250,000
in
gold
coin
to buy both grain and potatoes at the that would be a credit to any preacher
Official ments. February 17. Farmers' Imple. you wer* not a Newton, ami th«« N«’W-
lowest possible price and sell to the of the gospel. After an earnest ap This represented the amount of this over the Mexico situation.
dispatches
report
uprisings
at
Paso i.i« <i’ ind Supply v- Southern 1’ iclfl - <«ns I know do not exugg< rate. I could
year
’
s
state
taxes
of
the
Southern
Pa
peal about ‘fifteen persons came for
farmers at exact cost.
company; Februnry 18. Lewis vu not believe you.’ I hav«« now boon
Del
Norte.
Morales
and
Gllcrrerre.
cific
company.
The
net
weight
of
the
In conversation with several of the ward to the altar to signify their in
In th«’ country around Galm-svlll«- two
payment
was
4.000
pounds.
Communication from Et Paso south Campbell.
most successful farmers of the Klam- tentions of becoming Christians.
week« today, and have been kept busy
has
been
Bev>
red.
The meetings this wees take place
ath Basin it developed that pure bar
IM
telling
thes" people of th«« West. What
FINE TARGET I’KAlTIt E OF
ley and wheat seed was one of the each afternoon and evening, begin
L
we can raise nnd what our Industrie«
X«'w
Set
Mutinis-r
Offh-em
Gl
'N
im
»
at
XVI
EMINGTON
His
pressing needs. The yield per acre is ning at 3 and 7:30 o'clock.
are. Th«« people here work from «lay-
EL PASO. Feb. 2.—Jaures miitln
good, but the grain i^ not sufficiently themes are: Monday night, “Wanted
light to dark, nnd tunny of them mnk>
WASHINGTON.
II.
Feb
2.
WASHINGTON.
D.
c««rs
have
elect««d
a
new
set
of
munici
C.,
Feb.
2.
—
clean to make is bring the top notch —A Place to Hide”; Tuesday. “Found
'justice Hughes xubmltted to Pre<«l- n very scanty living, mid they do not
To
Commander
W.
pal
officials,
who
sympathize
with
th«-
A.
Edgar,
in
price. It would be expensive for the —Something to Hide Behind"; Wed
charge of the gunboat Wilmington, Zapatistas. Th' y sav they won’t guar | dent Taft his final report on ’he pos r«'allze thnt ther is nny better coun
individual farmer to import seed, but nesday, “Infidelity and Its Causes";
has been awarded the palm for the antee continuation of quiet If the fed- tal commission on rate Increases for try than this If they could sell their
by getting it In large quantities the Thursday, “Infidelity and Its Re
fnrtnx her® there w«>uld surely be :«
best work done by the elementary oral troops come, Orozco’s arriva' newspapers nn<l maga7lnes.
Commercial Club feels confident that suits.”
The report recommends that th® gr> at «-migration from this part of th«-
practice of the South Atlantic Squad from Chihuahua Is anxiously awaited
pure seed grain can be sold here at a
ron during 1911. The Wilmington, He heads several hundred federali. ta-cord class rate f une C’ nt be dou- country. There have l>«««n two fnli-
KLAMATH FALLS MAN OFFICER
price within reach of all.
Th® report will be subml’t«’«! t:r«'« of crop here, and real «-state lias
according
to official reports of the Desolation In Jaurez rivals that aft' r l«l«-«l
OF THE GOOD ROADS LEAGUE
decri-ased n third In valu» tn conic-
One other thing in which the club is
secretary of the navy jnst issued, re the two days battle in May last. The t«. c<>:igre«a soon.
quenre, nnd is dull sale, but when
progressing is the matter of stocking
ceived a mark of 38.069 for merit, damage is estimated at half a million
CORX'ALLIS, Feb. 5.—Judge Vic
th«y hav«* a tmnsonnbl® year It will
the lakes and rivers of this section
SI.XX ER
the cruiser Albany, Commander C. S. dollars. Few business house« escaped
with fish. Letters have been received tor P. Moses, Corvallis, was elected Williams, being second, with 36.136. the looting.
GETS HEAD MONEY come up again.
I
"1 lately saw a man who once lived
by the club from Hon. David Starr president of the new Oregon Good The Vallalobos. one of the oldest ships
In Oregon, near Portland, lie says
Jordan and from Commissioner C. F. Roads League at the meeting held at in the line, was last, with 0.200.
One of
Regardless of the form of govern
<)r« gon lx th«» best place he ever lived,
Stone, making some timely sugges he Oregon Agricultural College when
The Moccasin. Ensign E. D. Mfr ment, this city can save a lot of mon De leap's
tions and promising the club their the new organization was formed with Arthur Commandinfg, led the stib- ey In administering its affairs If ft ' Sharp, who had with him the neces- and thnt If he can sell her«- he will go
an enthusiastic membership of some
hearty co-operation in the matter.
marines, with an average of .55 hlts but wants to. Drawing a tight reln,Mary l,nr,l‘ of ,hr«« bobcats to draw to Kinmath Falls nnd spend hlx Inst
sixty men.
The letter from Dr. Jordan follows:
per run, far outclassing the remain <>n unnecessary or doubtful cxpendl-1 ho,|,,0' f,,r killing them. Sharp liv x days there.
Other officers are C. C. Lemon, der of the fleet, the next one of which tures will make taxes less burden- in ,hl" cl,y« b,,t "lew ,h® w,,d I"»'1
"If ther® Is anything unusual hap
“I shall be pleased to be of any
Hood River, first vice president; B. —the Salmon Ensign W. D. Child— some. The less taxes demnnd<d of' ftp'-dx In the country toward Upper pening let me know.”
possible service to you in the matter
W. Short, Klamath Falls, second vice making only .20 hits per run. The property owenrs the mor® attractlv«’; Klamath l.ak««. For each pelt h® re-
of stocking your lakes and rivers.
president; E. F. Ayres, O. A. C., sec Moccasin's work is considered re wll be old Klamath for a place to es ¡«' I'ed $2, or, more properly speaking,
The black bass would probably do
retary; R. H. Gellatlv, Corvallis, trea markably fine.
tablish homes.
¡a county warrant therefor.
well there. To what extent they would
surer, and the following nine direct
feed on young trout I do not know,
ors: For three years. H. M. Parks,
W Until Johtmon, commonly (nnd
h ATE OF N XII.ORN
but they are not likely to run up the
O. A. C.; J. R. Edwards, Lincoln and
4>4>4>*<$-4>4>4>4>4>4»<E<54»«<»4>^«<»4 ”»«<»««4><y4’«<fr«0'4>
HANGS IN BAUYNt E with affection) known n« "Our Until,"
cold streams in which the best trout
B. P. Cator, Benton county; for two <»
otherwixe «leHlgnat'«! nn “Whit® U«d
♦
breed. I should think that they could
years, C. W. McVee, Bentor; C. D. ♦
lean" Johnson, 1« now enjoying n re»
<>
LONDON,
Feb.
2.
Sub-marln®
A-.",
be had most cheaply from some of the
Schell, Jackson, and S. W. Laythe, ❖
pit® front the HtrenuoiiH Ilf«« In Klnm-
♦ollided
with
tin
torpi'do
boat
Hazard
ponds about San Francisco. Prob
♦ (off Urine« s Shoal, Isle of Wight.
Harney; for one year, V. R. Allen, ❖
nth Fnlln of Hup««rlntending the d®
ably Mr. J. B. Babcock, Colonial Ho
SOCIAL EVENTS OF INTEREST OF THE PAST WEEK VISIT-
Marion; Harry Ebsen, Clatsop, and ♦
'?•
The fnt«« of eleven members of the vclopnient work of th«« hotel, reni <■«-
tel. San Francisco, could tell you
4«
Phillip Streib Jr., Multnomah.
ORS ARRIVING AND MEMBERS OF UPPER TEN RETURN-
crew Is unknown, and It is feared tnte, n«-WH|>nper, spring watur, Htrong
where these could be had. The two
The league will use the Town and ❖
liquid nnd lumber Intereetn. He It-
they perish'd.
'species of bullhead or small catfish,
ING TO THEIR HOMES
♦
Country magazine published at Cor 4»
touring
In nnd nround L ob Angele«
Th®
channel
fleet
of
wiirahlpn
lx
are very abundant in the Sacramento
♦
4
vallis, as its official publication, as it
In nn niitomobll«« nnd recently nintl-
rushing
to
th®
scene
with
divers.
river. They are very easily transport
❖ ♦ ❖ ❖ 4« ❖ ❖ 4« ❖
ft •> 4« 4« •> < 4«
has already established a strong good
Sub-marine A-l sank at the xame th«« trip vln th® oc««an'« shore to San
ed, and could doubtless be had in
A
farewell
party
for
Mrs.
Gitt,
who
on
Third
and
Pine.
....................
roads d-partment. Those desiring to
Most
delicious | p|«ce, drowning thirteen.
Diego In a touring enr with friends
lange quaitities at Antioch and othe«-
join the league may send the annual sails for Vienna, Austria, this month refreshments were served to the fol-1
The commandant at the Ports Nobody «eems to know when he will
places on the river. The channel cat
dues, one dollar, to the secretary. The , for a four months' stay with relatives, lowing: Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Watten- mouth naval station declare« that un- return to this midst.
has never been introduced this sid'
purpose of the organization is to be a was given Thursday afternoon by Mrs. buzg, Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Henley, Mr. idoubtedly the crew of th® sub-marine
of the mountains. It is at its best in
live force in the state la pushing good J. L. Cunningham. Progressive whist N. J. Chaurnan and Mr. E. D. Ward.
¡drowned wh< n she sank.
FORGET IT“
Missouri. It would be a great addi
roads through every community and was played, after which refreshments
******
'
Gas
and
bubbles
following
the
crash
you
see
a
tall f> How ahead of .«
H
tion to our waters, but I have not suc
to collect and desseminate knowledge were served to the following guests-
The Episcopal Guild was entertain- indicated that a hole was stove In the
crowd,
ceeded in finding anybody willing to
Mrs. Wm. Gltt, Mrs. C. M. Onelll, Mrs. • d h riday afternoon at the home of Hub-marine. Lieutenant Craven, com- A leader of tn«n, mnrchlng fearless
of proper highway construction.
take the trouble of getting it. Into
G. O. Johnson. Mrs. W. P. Johnson, Mrs. I. Jay Knapp on the West Side, i manding th® Hub-marlno, was ashore
and proud,
Clear Lake, along with black bass,
Mr.g Ed Vannice, Mrs. K. D. North,
*****
|at the time of th" acrid'nt. Lleuti-n And you know of II tnl® whoso mere
INHUMAN PUNISHMENT OF
was introduced one of the Eastern
PRISON EILS ARE PROBED Mrs. J. Bailey, Mrs. E. B. Hall, Mrs.
Mrs. Wm. Uff Fish has returned a-ntg Orland and Fallor, hlx assistants,
telling aloud
sunfish, on which the black bass feed.
John Irwin, Mrs. J. A. Thompson, from a visit of two months in cities perished.
United Press Service
Would cause his proud head to in
I have had no experience in transport
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 5.—In Mrs. M. W. Coseboom, Mrs. H. J. on the Sound.
anguish be bowed,
ing young fish for stocking ponds. The
• • • • • •
vestigation of inhuman punishments Winters and Mrs. John Hamilton,
Ql IET XX EDDIXG
It’s a pretty good plan to forget it.
United States Bureau of Fisheries
alleged to have been inflicted upon po Prize for the high score was awarded
Mr«. John McCall returned Sunday
IN HOTEL PARLOR
could tell you what could be done in
litical prisoners in the Central crim to Mrs. E. B. Hall and to Mrs. II. J. from a three months’ visit with rela
If you know of a skeleton hidden
the East, but to secure the black bass
inal prison at. Pskov, has been begun Winters for low score.
tives in San Jose, Calif.
Nancy Ann Schwartz Monday after-
away
and the bullheads ft would probably
• • • * •
• •••••
by a government commission.
ternoon
been
mo
the
bride
of
Hugh
E.
In
a
closet,
and guarded nnd kept
be well to come to San Francisco.
Mrs. Orb Campbell entertained the
.According to statements made by
A most delightful dancing party Dudley, the ceremony taking pine«' In
from th«« dny
These could be placed in ponds before
victims, they were mercilessly flogg' -l C. I. of S. I. Club at her home on was given Tu'sday evening at the Ho- ¡the parlor of the Marshall house.
In th® dnrk; nnd whoso showing,
letting them out into the larg' r lakes,
under the direction of Colonel Tcher- Ewaupa Heights Thursday afternoon tel Baldwin by Mr. ami Mrs. E. B.
Justice of the Peace Charles Grave«
whoso sudden display,
where they might get lost.”
lenkovsky, governor of the prison, ®n last. Needlework occupied the guests Hall. About twenty couples enjoyed was the officiating figure, mid pro Would cause grief and sorrow mid
the flimsiest excuse. Moreover, ft is after which luncheon was served. The the pleasures of the evening.
nounced the twain man and wife after
lifelong dlsmny
declare«! that the governor has done following were pretent:
Mesdames
the usual formula. ’Mrs. Dudley
It’s n pr< tty good plan to forget It.
away with the rule requiring «xami- Thompson, Meldrum, Austin Haydon,
The second of the series of dances comes from McAlester, Okla., while
nation by a doctor before punishno-n1 Vernie Houston, Will Hum, Will to be given by the Klatawa Club was the groom is a w«ll known home- If you know of a thing that will dark-
SAN rRANCISCO, Feb. 5.—The
Cnc prisoner is said to have receiv Houston, Jo Kent Will Wagnor, Zlm held Wednesday evening at the White ttcader near Whitelake City, out to
Xen the joy
famed »id Eureka mine at Suit«-r ed fifty blows for writing a poem on Baldwin and MI hhok Nina Noel, Emma Pelican Hotel, The attendance was ward Merrill.
Of a man or a woman, n girl or n hoy.
Creek. Ax a dor county which netted a scrap of paper found in his cell. An Snyd'-r, Fannie Virgil, Agnes Steven larger than at the first of th® series,
That will wipe out a smile or the least
Alvinza .-L.yward |20,<!■)'),000, is t-» other prisoner says he was given an son, Edna Houston.
and a most delightful time was had. SI IT ON NOTE LN
wny annoy
•
*••••
• •••••
be put tn' »« peration again by Colon,'! additional ten blows for not having
CIRCUIT COURT A fellow, or cans® any gladness to
Edwarl II R Gre «. -oi of Hetty cried out during the infliction of the
Mrs. Burge Mason entertained th®
The Bridge Club was entertained
In behalf of F. J. King Jr., Attor
cloy,
Green, Its present owner.
first ten. Another prisoner charges members of the "500" Club Saturday Saturday aft'moon by Mrs. Wesley O. neys James C. Rutenlc nnd J. S. Kent
It’s a pretty good plan to forget It
Since a disastrous fire twenty years that be was given twenty-five blows afternoon at her home in the Hot Smith at her home on Conger avenue. have enter'd wult In the circuit, court
—Exchange.
Springs addition.
ago swept off the buildings and left because he is a Jew.
The guests were Mrs. W. P. Fish, Mrs. ngafnst O. XV. nnd J. W. Joy.
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the 2 200 foot shaft to cave in and
G orge Noland, Mrs. C. F. Stone, Mrs.
They s' < k to recover $434, Interest,
Take n look nt Mnln street, nnd
You ran do nothing better for the
become Impassable, the mine has been
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ward enter C. H. Underwood Mrs. E. J. Murray, and costs, the nr’ncfnnl sum claimed maybe you'll agree thnt the lack of an
idle, and because four lives were lost good of the country than to help set- tained informally at "500” on Friday Mrs. R. H. Hovey and Mrs. F. H. being due on k note, according to the efficient street eommlnloner la to bo
evening tit their b autiful new home 1 Mill«.
In the fire, Mrs. Green has persistently tie ft.
allegation.
deplored..
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